Gilded frames, a mustard yellow chair, the glow of a range hood light in the evening, the shine of golden blonde hair, and a nest of Palo Verde flowers. The spattering of yellow carries you through the fragmented images of the main gallery space as you explore the two-person exhibition, Finding Home. 

Of Sound Mind, Alison Auditore’s now-closing exhibition, is a visual testimony about music’s profound impact on the artist – to the synesthete’s delight. Her work gives shape to booming rhythms and flights of melody, intimately sharing what happens within herself when the music takes her.

Finding Home as a theme is immediately complicated by the wall frame structure you are confronted with when you enter the gallery. You can look around and see photographs of moments captured, vintage photos of more distant memories–a general sense of nostalgia. Taken independently, you would think of finding home as an excavation, a rediscovery. But the wall frame invokes construction. Making home vs. finding it.